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L24.2 Quiz: Enzyme Action: How Clean Is Your Laundry?
Question 9 of 10
Consider the following hypothesis:
Mallard ducks that eat corn grow larger than those that eat rhubarb
Which of these should the experiment do in order to best test this
hypothesis?
O A Compare the average weights of groups of mallard ducks raised
on each type of food
OB. Count the number of mallard ducks that eat at feeders with corn
or rhubarb
OC. Measure the rate at which individual mallard ducks eat each type
of food

Answer 1

In this activity, we'll take a look at a test used to see if the mean wing lands of two subspecies of junkers—the migratory and the nonmigratory jungles—are different.

What do you mean by population in this situation?

In this situation, the feasible is the wing land, therefore the first thing we'll do is define it. Next, the population is specified. Um both distinct populations. Population on one hand and also.

The Migratory JunThe populations now stand in for population one. Yeah. There is also a non-migratory junco population. The means of the two population populations come next. And of the two migratory Junckers, the first, New One, is the mean with England.

Additionally, the second menu is the non-migratory rainforests are okay with mean England. Mhm. Next, New One will equal Mewtwo in order to satisfy the null hypothesis. The line where we are attempting to ascertain whether primary England's for the two suspicious are different is taken into consideration for the alternative hypothesis.

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